While Men’s Mental Health Week in June brought important conversations to the forefront, at GE HealthCare, we are committed to advancing technologies that support better outcomes for patients across the full spectrum of men’s health, both physical and mental. A crucial aspect of men’s well-being is proactive health management, especially in areas like prostate care. Technology and innovation are at the forefront of GE HealthCare, and with innovations like our bk Portfolio of Active Imaging systems, these tools help us provide visualizations for prostate exams and biopsies, driving more accurate diagnoses, guiding interventions, and ultimately elevating patient care. Our goal is to empower healthcare professionals with the tools they need to make timely, informed decisions, because early and precise diagnoses can make a meaningful difference in men’s lives. At GE HealthCare, we’re determined to help improve patient outcomes through thoughtful and innovative solutions. 🔗 Read more about how we’re leading the way in prostate cancer care through advanced imaging technology on our website.
For National Cancer Survivor Day in June, we wanted to honour the superhero strength and resilience of survivors - like our colleague, Jen Stroud. Jen’s #DontSkip story stresses the profound - and life-saving - impact of early detection and strength found in supportive communities. Her breast cancer diagnosis revealed an important truth: "early detection can save lives". From screening and diagnosis to treatment, Jen’s journey reveals how early detection and proactiveness leads to peace of mind and better health outcomes. At GE HealthCare, we are committed to helping create a world where healthcare has no limits. Jen's story reinforces our mission to provide healthcare professionals with the tools they need to connect the dots faster for patients like her. 🔗 Learn more about Jen's inspiring story on our website.
This Research Appreciation Day, we’re celebrating the pursuit of knowledge and the innovation it fuels. At GE HealthCare, research drives our progress, particularly as we integrate AI into patient care. With our technologies supporting over 1 billion patients a year, we understand the importance of integrating AI safely and responsibly. That’s why we’ve developed our Responsible AI Principles guide - designed to uphold the highest standards of safety, reliability, and accountability when using AI in patient care. These principles guide innovations like our Real-Time Ejection Fraction system, which uses ultrasound to perform critical heart assessments, enhancing safety and enabling faster, more accurate diagnoses. By grounding our innovation in responsible research, we’re empowering healthcare professionals with AI tools to help them connect the dots faster and deliver the highest standard of care. 🔗 Learn more about our Responsible AI principles and their impact on our website.
This Summer, we are so excited to welcome 196 interns from across the US for our Summer Development program! The program will kick off on the 19th of May, with 114 attendees on-site in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where they will learn what it means to be a part of GE HealthCare and engage with some of our inspiring leaders. Off-site at “camp”, our future innovators will build rapport through team building activities and design-thinking tasks, to encourage collaboration and creativity while emphasizing the importance of these skills in real-world healthcare scenarios. We are excited to hear their fresh perspectives and have no doubt this team will continue to move the needle in the right direction. Bringing us one step closer to helping create a world where healthcare has no limits. The fun doesn’t stop there! National Intern Day falls on July 25th, and all interns will be back on-site to celebrate their amazing achievements with a well-deserved cookout! Let’s hear it for our 2025 interns! 💜 🔗 Start your journey today and learn more about our early career opportunities on our website.
This International Nurses Day, we honor the extraordinary dedication of nurses around the world. At GE HealthCare, we see their courage, compassion, and resilience woven into every patient's journey. To capture just how deeply profound the nursing experience is, artist Tom Okamura created “Canvases of Care” - a series of portraits painted with thousands of brushstrokes. Each stroke represents an hour of tireless service, intentionally left unfinished to symbolize the continuous and ever-evolving commitment of nurses. With nearly five million nurses in the United States and 27 million globally, their impact extends far beyond the visible. At GE HealthCare, we are proud to support these healthcare heroes every day - witnessing their technical expertise in operating advanced medical technologies, their moments of empathy, and unwavering commitment to improving lives. 🔗 Learn more about the Canvases of Care on our website.
Earlier this year, we had the incredible opportunity to attend the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Annual Convention, one of the largest career and networking events for Black engineers. With 18,000+ attendees, the convention was a powerful space to connect with top talent in engineering, science, and technology from across the U.S. We hosted 50 coffee chats, conducted 7 interviews, and extended 10 job offers to truly exceptional individuals. We also invited attendees to a networking event with current GE HealthCare colleagues, who shared their engineering journeys, personal ties to NSBE, and thriving careers with us. Seeing these meaningful connections take shape reinforced the inclusive and supportive culture we’re proud to foster. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us and shared their stories and aspirations for the future. Another year of connecting with talented engineers at NSBE has reaffirmed our broader mission: to advance healthcare technology while investing in the next generation of innovators. Here’s to all of you who inspire the future! 🔗 Learn more about our career opportunities on our website.
This World Health Day, we’re celebrating those making a meaningful impact on healthcare and contributing to a better world. At GE HealthCare, we’re committed to driving change. As part of that mission, the GE HealthCare Foundation, an independent charitable organisation, recently marked its first anniversary. Building on our legacy in maternal and infant healthcare, the Foundation is focused on expanding access to care for mothers and babies around the world. With 80% of pregnancy-related deaths in the U.S. preventable, we’re funding nonprofits to advance research, training, and community-led solutions. By addressing maternal healthcare inequities, we aim to reduce maternal mortality and improve outcomes for families. So far, we’ve trained over 2,620 healthcare professionals across 70 healthcare facilities in 5 countries and reached over 4 million people with vital maternal health information. The GE HealthCare Foundation envisions a world where healthcare has no limits, and we’re committed to making that vision a reality. 🔗 Learn more about the GE HealthCare Foundation on our website.
We’re proud to share that GE HealthCare is one of Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies™! This prestigious recognition, awarded to companies known for driving change and delivering innovative products and services, comes just two years after we became an independent company. It’s a true testament to our culture of belonging, inclusion, and innovation, one we proudly share and owe to our 53,000+ colleagues across 160 countries. We champion their unwavering passion and dedication, which are helping to shape the future of precision care. Together, let's continue working towards a world where healthcare has no limits. 🔗 Learn more about the award on our website.
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the remarkable women at GE HealthCare helping to drive meaningful change. From our Girls Program and STEM camps to our Women’s Network, we’re dedicated to ensuring every woman shines, no matter where she is in her journey. As a testament to this commitment, we’re honored to spotlight Kate Hall, one of our software engineers, whose dedication and expertise is helping to enhance the quality and accessibility of care. Inspired by her own positive healthcare experiences as a child, Kate joined GE HealthCare as a summer intern - an opportunity that ignited her passion for the field and led her to the Edison Engineering Development Program. Today, she plays a vital role in developing innovative solutions such as Portrait Mobile, a system which assists patients in recovery and empowers physicians to enhance patient care. As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we remain committed to empowering women like Kate, fostering innovation, and supporting the next generation of female leaders transforming patient care. 🔗 Learn more about our initiatives for women and girls on our website.
Heart disease affects millions of people each year, yet its impact is often underestimated, particularly among women. To raise awareness this American Heart Health Month, we’re spotlighting two incredible women whose journeys highlight the importance of awareness, advanced technology, and compassionate care when it comes to heart health. Nicole’s story: At just 23, Nicole Grehn survived a sudden cardiac arrest, coding 78 times before doctors saved her life using innovative monitoring tools and advanced care. Despite losing both legs to septic shock, Nicole’s resilience pushed her to pursue a career in nursing. Now, she works in the very hospital that saved her, helping others navigate their own health journeys. Sarah’s story: At 29, civil rights attorney Sarah Watson had a heart attack just weeks before her wedding. Thanks to diagnostic tools like echocardiograms and expert care, she recovered in time to walk down the aisle. Today, Sarah is a heart health advocate, encouraging women, especially young women of color, to trust their instincts and seek care. Advanced cardiac ultrasound and software innovations play a critical role in diagnosing and managing heart conditions, enabling clinicians to deliver precise, life-saving, compassionate care. This Heart Health Month, let’s raise awareness and remind everyone that heart disease doesn’t discriminate. If something doesn’t feel right, don’t wait to get checked. 🔗 Learn about more stories like these on our website.
